Public Policy Outsourcing Issues In The United Sta

Public Policy Outsourcing Issues in the United StatesName:Course:Institution Affiliation:Date:Public PolicyOutsourcing refers to an emerging trend, where companies and professionals are linking up internationally to carryout functions on jobs that do not require internal monitoring. Many U.S. companies have resolved to the trend of outsourcing to benefit from the low costs from foreign workers, especially in the third world countries. Information Technology is the leading industry that has the most outsourced jobs to foreign workers. The core public policy issues in outsourcing lies lack of international regulatory bodies. There are no established regulatory agencies in the international countries where jobs from the U.S outsourced, thereby, making it difficult for the government to account for the jobs outsourced. There are no clear structures defining, which jobs should be, outsourced and, which kinds of jobs can be, accomplished internally using local talent (Mankiw & Swagel 2006). The Obama administration has done a commendable job concerning public policy and outsourcing. The Obama government developed a new strategy on government outsourcing, through a draft to act as guidance. In, terms of defining the types of jobs and assignments that owes to be, performed